Photography
Claire Chevrier / Gilles A. Tiberghien
This monography revisits the work photographer Claire Chevrier has been leading for the past twenty years around a reoccurring question: how to represent a space? Or, more precisely: how to represent a space in a photographic frame? The artist’s concern towards the organization of the real can be found in her project on scenic spaces as well as in another (...)
This monography revisits the work photographer Claire Chevrier has been leading for the past twenty years around a reoccurring question: how to represent a space? Or, more precisely: how to represent a space in a photographic frame? The artist’s concern towards the organization of the real can be found in her project on scenic spaces as well as in another one considering the city as décor, with an interest for the way bodies move through a defined yet beyond their reach space.
Scenery, 29 x 25 cm, 152 pages, circa 70 reproductions, bound in full cloth with markings and vignettes. Text: French / English. Graphic design: Le Petit Didier
